论文信息 - HISTOPLASMOSIS: A REVIEW, WITH REPORT OF A FATAL AUSTRALIAN CASE

HISTOPLASMOSIS: A REVIEW, WITH REPORT OF A FATAL AUSTRALIAN CASE

7. The treatment is operation, and my natural preference is for thoracotomy. There are good reasons for early operation: (a) The status quo of intrathoracic mechanics ought to be restored as soon as possible. A damaged myocardium will demand as little hindrance as possible if it is to recover. The sequence of events following distension of the fundus in Case VII adequately demonstrated this feature. (b) Repair of the hernia at this stage is a very simple procedure. 8. The patient ought to be looked upon as having sustained a coronary occlusion and treated accordingly postoperatively.

R. Powell | J. Inglis

[1] L. Ajello. Collecting specimens for the laboratory demonstration and isolation of fungi. , 1951, Journal of the American Medical Association.

[2] V. Friedman,et al. Simultaneous nonfatal systemic histoplasmosis in two cousins. , 1950, American journal of diseases of children.

[3] D. Johnson,et al. HISTOPLASMOSIS: REPORT OF AN AUSTRALIAN CASE , 1948, The Medical journal of Australia.

[4] M. Littman. Growth of pathogenic fungi on a new culture medium. , 1948, American journal of clinical pathology.

[5] A. Curtis,et al. Histoplasmosis; a review of the cutaneous and adjacent mucous membrane manifestations with a report of three cases. , 1947, Journal of the American Medical Association.

[6] E. Ziegler. Histoplasmosis of Darling: review and case report with autopsy. , 1946, Annals of internal medicine.

[7] R. J. Parsons,et al. Histoplasmosis in Man: report of seven cases and a review of seventy-one cases. , 1945 .

[8] M. Moore. Histoplasma Capsulatum: Its Cultivation on the Chorio-Allantoic Membrane of the Developing Chick and Resultant Lesions1 , 1941 .

[9] W. A. Demonbreun. The Cultivation and Cultural Characteristics of Darling's Histoplasma Capsulatum , 1934 .